They’re individually numbered, and only 99 will be sold in Australia - so what’s so special about Acer’s new Ferrari 1100?

The world’s biggest chip show is on this week in San Francisco and we’re there to bring you live coverage. Stay tuned for news on Atom, Core i7, Larrabee and more.

Why LCD is catching up, new “glass-only” flat screens, and the new must-have notebook feature.

A huge, underground abandoned former gold mine has been painstakingly emptied to give scientists a 5,000 feet deep lab to research dark matter

How Apple’s new baby stacks up against the competition.

And we’re gearing up for more HD TVs, laptops, cameras, wireless devices that Las Vegas and CES 2009 can throw at us. Yes, we’re going to Vegas.

We like notebooks crammed with features, and Acer have certainly obliged. The 8920G includes Blu-Ray, full HD, large screen and six speakers, and you should see the price.

Dell rolls out Australian pricing for its unibody, ultra-skinny, "world's thinnest" notebook.

Just announced: More retailers, and new black version of the world’s hottest mini-notebook.

Watching DivX movies in bed on your 17inch laptop is ok, but stick this wireless speaker nearby and the experience will be as close to home cinema as you'll get with a laptop.

The hot items rumoured for this week's show, including nVidia's 9800 GX2 and a new ASUS EeePC.

A new phone app lets you point your phone camera at a nearby street scene and see digital information, maps, land location data appear in realtime

Despite the expense, TV vendors seem hell bent on pushing the Blu-Ray format here in Las Vegas – and now Sharp has even built it into the TV itself.

If like us, you’re only just wrapping your head around 100Hz picture processing, today’s launch of Motionflow 200Hz in Sony’s Bravia Z4500 might require some explaining.

Sigma's DP2 is one of a new breed of no-compromise cameras in a mini digital camera shell, without the bulk of a DSLR

ASUS obviously thinks TV is a great thing to have in a netbook, because it's doing just that - building TV into its mini laptops.

It's something of a contradiction in terms, having Blu-Ray in a tiny 11.1in screen notebook, but it's certainly a brilliant feat of engineering. See the specs and launch pics here.

We've heard much about the promise, and now some new augmented reality video footage has us wondering if it's a better idea than we first thought